Chapter 1010
Hailey stepped into the restaurant, spotting Yeager seated in a cozy round booth. Seeing her, he
immediately stood up and waved, ‘Hailey, over here!”
Looking at the handsome Yeager, Hailey was a bit nervous and wanted to withdraw. But she was
already here, and she had to face it no
matter what.
She clenched her hands and walked towards Yeager, only then spotting the middle–aged couple
seated in the innermost part.
The man was dressed in a sharp suit with a ck tie, standing tall and handsome, bearing a slight
resemnce to Yeager.
The woman was elegant with a slim figure and a refined, kind–hearted look.
Upon seeing Hailey, they immediately put on weing smiles, “Ms. Vulpe, pleasee in and have a
seat.”
They were very warm, asking Hailey to sit down and asking her what she’d like to eat, letting her order
her own food, while Yeager was busy calling the waiter.
The friendly attitudes of the three eased Hailey’s nerves. She ordered some drinks and then told them
not to fuss over her anymore.
Yeager’s father was not much of a talker, leaving most of the conversation to Yeager’s mother, Janice
Alis. She inquired, “Ms. Vulpe, how long have you and Yeager been dating?”
Hailey nced at Yeager, who was cutting his steak, and replied, “About two months, not a very long
time…”
A smile graced Janice’s gentle face as she said, “Although the time is short, Yeager mentioned that
he’s liked you since high school. Such youthful feelings… quite romantic…”
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After Yeager finished cutting the steak, he ced it on Hailey’s te. She thanked him, then continued
answering Janice, “I only found out about this two months ago at a blind date banquet. When we were
in school, I had no idea about his feelings.”
Janice’s serene expression changed slightly, but Yeager quickly jumped in to add, “Those were all my
thoughts at the time. Hailey probably didn’t even know I existed.”
Janiceughed and teased, “So, Ms. Vulpe, were you quite popr in school? Were you the top
schr of the whole school?”
Holding her knife and fork, Hailey froze slightly. Just when she was about to exin, Yeager spoke up,
“Mom, let’s not bring up the past. It’s quite embarrassing to talk about it too much.”
Janice looked at Yeager and smiled indulgently, “Alright, we won’t talk about it.”
Yeager’s brows rxed, and he cut some foie gras for Hailey, cing it on her te with great care.
Hailey originally wanted to eat quietly, but after a few bites, Janice asked again, “Ms. Vulpe, you’re
nning to marry my son, aren’t you? There are some things I’d like to rify in advance. I hope you
don’t mind…”
Hailey put down her cutlery and looked up at Janice, “Mydy, feel free to ask anything. I don’t mind.”
She was very polite to her elders. Janice nodded approvingly, “I heard that you’re an orphan, without
parents. How have you been living these years?”
Hailey answered straightforwardly, “I was in an orphanage when I was young, and I worked part–time
jobs to support myself after growing up. Whether it was in a convenience store or a small restaurant, as
long as there was an opportunity, I took it.”
Janice looked at her with sympathy in her eyes, “It must have been tough. Working in a small
restaurant wouldn’t bring much ie. How did you be the owner of a nightclub at such a young
age?”
Hearing these two questions, Hailey understood that Janice was questioning the source of her wealth.
Her background would indeed raise doubts, but Hailey didn’t me Janice. She stated the truth, “I
worked in the entertainment industry after graduating from high school and saved some money. Then,
two of my rtives had an ident and left me some property. I took some of the money and bought
shares in The Secret Garden. After making a return, I paid back my friend. That’s how I made my
money.”
After listening, Janice nodded thoughtfully, “I see. But you’re so young. A stable job would suffice. Why
did you specifically choose this industry? Do you have any particr reasons?”